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11 free streaming services that can save film and TV buffs big money

Many viewers cut more than just cords when they migrated to streaming services: They cut costs. Somewhere along the way, though, individual streaming bills began to add up to the high cost of a regular ol' cable bill. So it's time to cut a little deeper.

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Brooks Koepka's 'gritty' return to golf started with Dr. ElAttrache's knee surgery

He's not the world's No. 1-ranked golfer. Not in the top five, or even in the top 10.

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Kevin Baxter: Pep Guardiola should leave Manchester City before sanctions tarnish his legacy

With Saturday’s 1-0 win over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final, Manchester City’s pursuit of the one prize it was missing is at long last over. And it had been an epic quest, not unlike King Arthur’s hunt for the Holy Grail or Captain Ahab’s pursuit of that…

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Gustavo Arellano: Why the Flamin' Hot Cheetos movie is both pandering and pernicious

I initially had no plans to see "Flamin' Hot," the film directed by Eva Longoria that tells the story of real-life-janitor-turned-Frito-Lay-executive Richard Montañez.

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Commentary: The PGA-LIV merger isn’t the problem. Golf is

The recent merger of the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf ended a long battle between the two, typically framed as a struggle between pure, upright American values and brute economic, political and even murderous force. Many associated LIV backers with 9/11 and the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

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Mark Z. Barabak: Charles Moran is gay and Republican. He makes no apologies

Charles Moran is proudly gay and proudly Republican.

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Commentary: Downtown LA’s ‘zombies’: How to fight a post-COVID plague of undead office buildings

The pandemic-driven shift to remote and hybrid work has decreased demand for office space and will steadily lower its value. That has huge implications not just for building owners but also for cities that rely on property tax revenue and the economic vibrancy that office workers generate.

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Commentary: My Catholic mother-in-law didn’t rush to accept me as her gay son’s partner. But we surprised each other

My mother-in-law died on June 3. We first met in her Wallingford, Conn., kitchen the day after Christmas in 1987. This was a few years after her son Al, my partner (now husband) of 36 years, first disclosed to her that she had a gay son. She was accepting but…

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Review: The graphic novel 'Blood of the Virgin' brings '70s LA, grindhouse movie biz to gory life

Grindhouse wasn't a movie genre afflicted by subtlety. The plots celebrated mayhem: chain-saw-wielding maniacs, murderous supernatural forces or a young woman on a revenge killing spree. There was fake blood (gallons of it), as well as gratuitous female nudity (cue the bouncing bosoms). And don't forget the screamy posters that…

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A dictator's daughter runs for president, unleashing memories of Guatemala's dark past

NEBAJ, Guatemala — Gabriel de Paz still dreams that he's running from the dictator's soldiers.

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Trump pleads not guilty to 37 felony counts in federal classified documents case

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony charges Tuesday in connection with his handling of classified documents and alleged attempts to prevent the government from recovering them.

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Lake Oroville is 100% full as California reservoirs are revived by historic rain and snowmelt

California's second-largest reservoir is now completely full after a historic rainy season recharged reservoirs across the state following years of drought.

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‘The Flash’ premiere brings Ezra Miller back to center stage in wake of legal drama

LOS ANGELES — Ezra Miller on Monday attended the Los Angeles premiere of “The Flash” — Miller's first high-profile, public appearance since a string of arrests and accusations of abuse were leveled against the embattled actor.

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Wes Anderson plans to work with Bill Murray despite misconduct allegations, calls him ‘family’

Director Wes Anderson is standing by his longtime collaborator Bill Murray in the wake of recent misconduct claims aimed at the actor.

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Trump pleads not guilty to 37 felony counts in federal classified documents case

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Elizabeth Gilbert criticized for 'wrongheaded' decision to pull Russia-set novel

The bestselling author of "Eat, Pray, Love" is pulling her forthcoming book from publication after facing online backlash, which is baffling the literary community.

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'Wheel of Fortune' fans want Vanna White as new host amid Pat Sajak's exit

"Wheel of Fortune" fans would like to solve the puzzle of who's going to replace host Pat Sajak once he leaves the long-running game show.

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LA City Council member Curren Price charged with embezzlement, perjury

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles City Council member Curren Price was charged with 10 counts of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest on Tuesday, becoming the latest in a years-long parade of elected city officials to face public corruption allegations from state or federal prosecutors.

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Rep for John Amos says he's OK after daughter said his life was 'hanging by a thread'

A spokesperson for John Amos said Monday that the "Good Times" star is fine and "in good spirits" after his daughter claimed last week that his life was "hanging by a thread."

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A priest walked into this taqueria. The owner wanted employees to 'confess' sins at work

A Northern California taqueria under investigation for wage theft brought in a priest to get workers to "confess" about sins they had committed in the workplace, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.

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Michael Hiltzik: Wage growth doesn't drive inflation. So why is the Fed out to crush workers?

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues have made major mistakes in their battle with inflation.

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Cormac McCarthy, author of ‘No Country for Old Men’ and ‘Blood Meridian,’ dies at 89

Cormac McCarthy, the acclaimed fiction writer whose books were regarded as American masterpieces by critics and legions of fans but who refused to offer insight into what had inspired them or what they might mean, has died.

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Anita Baker will resume Songstress tour alone after harassment from Babyface fans

Anita Baker is dropping special guests and supporting acts from her Songstress tour after being harassed by fans of Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds.

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'Call of Duty' faces backlash for removing streamer against LGBTQ+ school policies

LOS ANGELES — Handfuls of players have vowed to uninstall "Call of Duty," days after the popular video game franchise removed a streamer from its online store for his comments about LGBTQ+ policies in school.

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Southern California man convicted of threatening 2 Planned Parenthood clinics

LOS ANGELES — A Ventura County man pleaded guilty to making death threats against two Southern California Planned Parenthood clinics, just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade last summer, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

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